Kuantan Bridge
Xiaogang–Linyuan Line Civil Works and Electromechanical Facilities Project
Backed by deep engineering expertise, we deliver critical infrastructure, from metros, roads and bridges to advanced water treatment, connecting communities and supporting a more resilient future.
A Landmark of the East Coast
The Kuantan Bridge serves as a vital gateway and a recognisable landmark for the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia. By providing four dedicated traffic lanes, the structure significantly improves urban mobility and eases congestion within the city of Kuantan.
The engineering focuses on maintaining the flow of both road traffic above and maritime traffic below. Its elevated design allows boats and larger vessels to navigate the river with ease. This ensures that the city's maritime activities continue alongside its land-based development.
Safety and resilience are built into the very core of the bridge. The structure is specifically reinforced to handle the unique challenges of a maritime environment, protecting the integrity of the crossing. This robust design guarantees the long-term reliability of a critical transport link.
The engineering focuses on maintaining the flow of both road traffic above and maritime traffic below. Its elevated design allows boats and larger vessels to navigate the river with ease. This ensures that the city's maritime activities continue alongside its land-based development.
Safety and resilience are built into the very core of the bridge. The structure is specifically reinforced to handle the unique challenges of a maritime environment, protecting the integrity of the crossing. This robust design guarantees the long-term reliability of a critical transport link.
- 423.9m total length featuring six simply supported spans and three cast-in-situ pre-stressed box girders.
- Structural reinforcement specifically engineered to withstand potential ship impacts and collisions.
Project Details
Location
Kuantan, Malaysia
Year
2006 – 2008
Project Sum
RM60.9 million
